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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 444, 20 October 1877, Page 3

Those who have been puzzled to dis cover the true nationality of Sulieman Pasha may rest content with the assertion of the London ' Times' correspondent with the Turkish army in Rounielia that Sulieman's proper name is Seal, and that he is a Frenchman by birth but a Mussulman by adoption. He had been a colonel in the French army. The Louisville journal publishes a letter from L. B. Wicklifl'e, of Mount Washington (who claims that he knows Osman Pasha, and has corresponded with him since he entered the Turkish servic'e). He says Osman Pasha is not" General Bazaine, but ho is a native of Hawkins, County, Tennessee, and that his name is B. Crawford. He commanded a regiment of artillery during the American war, and afterwards entered the service of the Liberal Government of Mexico, was made a general of division, finally quarrelled with President Juarez, and returned to the United States, where he resided for several years near Philadelphia. lie afterwards entered the service of the Khedive of Egypt, and was transferred to the serrice of the .SuJtnti